Code of ethics
The rules we set for ourselves when we write, even when they are not in our interest.
Independence
Topics, sources and judgments are chosen by the editorial team. No client, supplier or partner can decide what we write or ask us to change an article.
Conflicts of interest
Meteora Web sells services and develops its own products, such as the Zenith management software. When we write about a company we work with, one of our products or a direct competitor, we say so in the article.
Sponsored content
Content paid for by others always carries the label "Sponsored" and does not influence judgments, comparisons or rankings. We do not accept gifts, trips or hospitality in exchange for favorable articles.
Respect for people
We criticize facts and decisions, never personal characteristics. We only publish an accusation if it is based on public and verifiable sources, and the person accused has the right of reply.
Respect for sources
We protect those who give us information in confidence. We do not publish personal data without consent or without a strong public interest, and we respect agreed embargoes.
Diverse sources
We do not stop at American outlets. We also look for European and Italian sources, because what happens in the digital world needs to be explained to those who work here.
How we are funded
The blog is supported by the work of the Meteora Web agency. It is free, with no subscriptions and no hidden paid articles.
Artificial intelligence
How we use artificial intelligence and which checks we perform is explained in our editorial standards.
Review and reports
We review this code every year. If you believe we have violated it, write to info@meteoraweb.com.
Last updated October 29, 2026
